Section
7A.1. PURPOSE, INTENT, AND APPLICABILITY
7A.1.1. Purpose
7A.1.2. Applicability
7A.2. INTERPRETATION, SEVERABILITY, AND NON-COMMERCIAL SPEECH SUBSTITUTION
7A.2.1. Interpretation
7A.2.2. Interpretation of District Boundaries
7A.2.3. Application of Prior Code Sections
7A.2.4. Severability and Non-Commercial Speech Substitution
7A.3. DEFINITIONS
7A.4. PERMITS, INSPECTIONS, AND FEES
7A.4.1. Permits
7A.4.2. Issuance
7A.4.3. Effect of Issuance
7A.4.4. Inspections
7A.4.5. Special Inspector Required
7A.4.6. Fees
7A.4.7. Maintenance
7A.5. VIOLATIONS, ENFORCEMENT, PENALTIES
7A.5.1. Indemnification of City
7A.5.2. Liability Insurance Required
7A.6. MEASUREMENTS, LOCATION, AND GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
7A.6.1. Sign Area
7A.6.2. Maximum Sign Area
7A.6.3. Change of Copy
7A.6.4. Sign Copy
7A.6.5. Sign Height Measurement
7A.6.6. Clearance
7A.6.7. Setback
7A.6.8. Signs Near Residences
7A.6.9. Street and Building Frontages
7A.6.10. Signs In or Over Public Rights-Of-Way
7A.6.11. Premise
7A.6.12. Illumination
7A.7. SIGN DESIGN OPTIONS
7A.7.1. Master Sign Program - Permanent Signs
7A.7.2. Master Sign Program - Portable Signs
7A.7.3. Singular Sign Design Option
7A.7.4. Notification
7A.8. EXEMPT AND PROHIBITED SIGNS
7A.8.1. Exempt Signs
7A.8.2. Prohibited Signs
7A.8.3. Signs Creating Traffic Hazards
7A.8.4. Signs in Public Areas
7A.9. NONCONFORMING SIGNS AND CHANGE OF USE
7A.9.1. Signs for Legal Nonconforming Uses
7A.9.2. Change of Use
7A.10. SIGN TYPES AND GENERAL STANDARDS
7A.10.1. Generally Permitted Signs
7A.10.2. Permanent Signs
7A.10.3. Portable Signs
7A.10.4. Temporary Signs
7A.10.5. Heritage Landmark Signs (HLS)
7A.11. SPECIAL DISTRICTS
7A.11.1. Historic District
7A.11.2. Pedestrian Business District
7A.11.3. Scenic Corridor Zone (SCZ) District
7A.11.4. Planned Area Development (PAD) District
7A.12. APPEALS
7A.13. SIGN DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE
The purpose of the
is to:
A. Accommodate the rights of individuals to freedom of speech, promote equity among businesses, and other typical
users, and enable the fair and consistent enforcement of
;
B. Recognize the legitimate signage needs of businesses and other interests to communicate messages, provide identification, and enable wayfinding throughout the
for tourists and residents;
C. Ensure that signage contributes to the maintenance of an aesthetically pleasing visual environment by exercising reasonable regulations over type, size, number, appearance, and location;
D. Respect Tucson's unique natural environment of surrounding mountain ranges and dark night skies by regulating
illumination and height;
E. Protect property values by minimizing the possible adverse effect of
on nearby public and private property;
F. Promote public safety by ensuring that
are properly constructed and maintained to protect the general public from property damage and personal injury;
G. Facilitate traffic flow and safety of pedestrians, bicyclists, and motorists through enforcement of sight lines and other appropriate
placement regulation; and,
H. Support retention of local businesses and further the economic
goals of the
.
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